Lord Iddeeleigh Dies of Syncope in Downing Street
Thomas and Morton report the sudden death of Lord Iddeeleigh a former chancellor of the exchequer and Tory leader in the Commons. He collapsed while ascending stairs at Downing Street and died from syncope after years of cardiac issues.
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Staley
Ty Derouler
Thilesleigh
Lord Aalatds'e
Jigrd Salisbury
Downing Strat
Penn
Mortimer Granyie
Lord Iddeeleigh
Lord Toldenloicti
Gladstone
Board of Tracts
Lhiaag
Vuancellor
Exchequer
Dineaall
M. Hicks
Amechre
Trenaury
Alaina
Olnitoy
Gendler
Ho Wan
Euton Nod Danol
Tent
Commonatar
Jill Iy
bin Aldest van
Willer Statford
Bia
Riotous demonstrations rock Old Dominion Steamship Co at Newport News
A dispatch from Richmond reports striking employees at Newport News caused chaos as they seized pier No. 2 and set fires at Old Dominion Land Company property. Governor Lee ordered three Richmond military companies, two white and one colored, plus units from Hampton, to quell the disturbance.
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Smolihie Bergtvyda Mearvusdige Mengerky
Sepa Nowe
Vie
Richmond
Tith
Newport Nuws
Rom I
Bremond
Chesapene & Ohio Railroad
Newport News
Gan
Wickham
Wied
Hampton
Nvidnidt
Averican
Sensation in Madrid over Infanta kidnapping scare
In Madrid hysteria gripped the city as rumors spread that Infanta Maria Bella, sister of the late King Alfonso, had been kidnapped or killed. Her carriage broke down in the park, delaying rescue as guards searched far and wide, amid fears of a royal conspiracy connected with stock gamblers.
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Hart
Huntamen
Hoaliy
Infanta
Atock
Haddock murder case likely to go to trial around Jan 20
The Haddock assassination case, amid public charges against Judge Wakefield as a brewery stockholder, may be scheduled for trial around January 20 with Judge Lawie expected to preside. Prosecution negotiations seek Treban’s surrender and confession while the defense watches Leader’s public admissions and ongoing surveillance.
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Ikon
Stoux Crrv
Wakefield
Lawie
Sudae Wakefield
John Arensderi
Haddock
Bagany
Hia Clant
Doliay
Treban
Aaral Times
Paul Stadar
Bia
Atate
Notable Fires and Deaths Hit Early 1900s City and Nation
Reports describe Mrs K Mongeratt arrested for shoplifting and four hundred dollars worth of goods seized. Major blazes devastate Clifford Block in Colista with 120000 lease and 100000 insurance, and Ken tucky penitentiary plant destroyed by fire. Gen William S Hazen, US Signal chief, dies at Waton home. Plymouth’s Boston breaker of Delaware & Hudson Coal Company burns, losses around 850,000 with 1000000 pounds of paxdes stored aboard Parallel wrecks near Golden Gate after night explosion. saving ship wrecked and crew injured.
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Mra. K. Mongeratt
Cleveland
Akson
Kentucky
Frenkfort
William 8. Hazen
United States
Waton
Boston
Plymouth
Delaware & Hudson Coal Company
Fie
Faily
Ong
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Terri Efeub
Sbibion
Death of shipbuilder John Roach in New York
John Roach a noted shipbuilder died in New York on the morning of the 10th after family and friends gathered at his bedside. Garrett N Roach and several Roach relatives were present as Dr Taylor announced the illness and his impending death. The scene around the couch included Mrs McPherson of Philadelphia and others, with no struggle reported.
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Norman B. Rewmn
Prairie Ave
Chicago
Monarch
Philadelphia
Wes
Lake Superior
Liverpool
New York
Dennia Mahoosy
Austin
Obicago
Alere
Despit
Hoth Hones
Minnesota
Congress
Colorado
Opera House
Uncook
N. H
Reynoldeville
Pai
Robert NM
Taylor
Robert Steel
Ss. Louis Commission
W.R. Marsteller
Indianapolis
Vincennea
Ind
Jesu
Alice Oates
John Roach
Mr. Roach
Garrett
N. Roach
Avith
de. Taylor
Grice
Roach
Wm. B. McPherson
John B. Roach
Garrett N. Roach
Steven Roach
Emily Roach
John Walton
Turns train holds up after shotgun incident at Grand Union
A marred Atuany Jovem report notes a passenger with a shotgun boarding a moving express near New York City and demanding a tool to shoot borrowers. A brakeman disarms him, the train advances, and an Associated Press item is spoiled. Grand Union Hotel ad copy follows with prices and features.
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Atuany Jovem
Anduaid
Galveston
New York City
Grand Union
Geauu Central
Ronean
Horeo Cara
Senate Debates Interstate Commerce Bill and Fortifications Plan
The Senate debated the interstate commerce bill with attendance from Mr. Heck and Mr. Stanford, voting on amendments including a $1,306,000 appropriation for a site and building. Reports included a telegraph operators bill from Mr. Cameron and a major fortifications appropriation of $35,000,000. Debates touched on constitutional anniversary plans and a wide range of wartime and treasury inquiries amid a busy legislative calendar.
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Heck
Senate
Interstate Commerce
Stanford
Seator Spooner
Milwaukes Public Building
Teesway
Cameron
Committee On Military Allsits
Sherman
Washington
Manderson
Nebraska
Wanras
Wea
Coulerance
Dolph
Coant Defonean
Comiitar
Cabinet lineup announced for Salisbury coalition government
The new cabinet was declared on the 10th by Lord Salisbury forming a coalition. Secretaries include Lord Salisbury as prime mover, W H Smith as treasury head, G J Goschen exchequer, E W Stanhope war secretary, and Sir Henry Holland colonies secretary. Iddesleigh resignations trigger dissatisfaction amid reshuffle.
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Hells Galliver
Lord Saiinbury
Fordigo
W. H. Smith
Treasury
G. J. Goschen
Eawerd Stanhope
Henry Holland
Iddésleign
Salisbury
Bis
Henry
Ordnance
Becaus Ruaryard
Pullman Sleeping Car Company Sues Iowa Tax Action
Judge Brower in the United States circuit court in Dee Motes Ia denies the Pullman Sleeping Car Company’s bid for an injunction to stop Iowa from taxing sleeping car use. He upholds the state, ruling the tax does not infringe interstate commerce. A derailment near Etreator, Indiana, killed Conductor Don Baker after a broken rail caused a fiery wreck. a brakeman perished attempting rescue. The dispatch notes Gle Claderone’s ill health and reports Milwaukee customs show passenger cars exported to various firms including Blatz and Schlitz.
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Indiana, Minotz & Own
Etreator
Cara
Don Baker
Baker
Smith
Gladstone
Coal Docks Run Low as Labor Strife Grows
The Sun reports about 250000 tons of coal at New Jersey docks including Perth Amboy Hoboken and Weehawken. A supply crisis looms for New York as arbitration stalemate widens while unions push to curb coal shipments and crews threaten strikes affecting Cumberland Valley and Pennsylvania fields.
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Biel
New Jersey
York
Seaboard
Perth Amboy
Bizauerhpart
Bergan Point
Hoboken
Weehawken
Weebawker
Knights
Curberland
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Cumberland Valley
Pepueylonais
Wisconsin Governor Urges Labor Peace and Reform
Gov. Rusk's annual message to the Wisconsin Legislature calls for strong but fair laws to ease labor disputes, protect workers and property, and promote industry and education. He pushes for balanced measures on labor rights, fines, and enforcement, while warning against violent unrest and urging public prudence in finance and public works.
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Manto
Wis
Gov. Rusk
Diecorerica Hava
Wes
Ooman Pic
Wiese
Bartoy
Coubire
Lubooss
Morher
Wwe
Laont
Pandifon
Cox
Wisconsin Pensions Granted to Wisconsin Citizens
A long list of Wisconsin residents is recorded as granted pensions or increases, naming numerous individuals by name and town across the state. The notice lists recipients and relatives, with towns including Baraboo Fond du Lac La Crosse Madison Milwaukee and others, reflecting broad pension allocations and increases in January.
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Leo
Counties
Dart
Ine
George W W. Myveham
Lelis
Croix & Lake Superior Railroad
Male
Cr Dlis
Genesis
Aloma Thoes
Ana
Dulance
Janie Abu
Charitablpa Asd Prsal
Wisconsin
Fouastry
Penonsa
Wiessln
L Paileve
Tin
Wassmacrom
J. C
Tre A.vally
Laurie A. Halt
Finn Mi
Ocario A
John Pommerick
Fond da Bee
L. Btrattor
Movalops
M. Kingman
Baraboo
Docktar
Toaes
Tua
B. Abba
Fond du Lac
Hartman Viecher
Tames Dunlap
Fort Howard
Jobo Nieland
Bienen
Frederick A. Barg Jorle
Maunton
Faeny
Josiah Williacw
Dodge Villa
Elkanah Sheemee
Washburn
Albert Fall
Ellenboro
Jackson E. Wabstar
Valley Junction
Ton A. Hagerty
Darlington
John A. Hoperty
Tackoon E. Webster
Ramuel Richardson
Giondats
Jeramish G. Willams
Tom Delilah
John H. Denham
Lydim
John McNelly
Gillingaoe
Fayette Withoy
Waueau
George Klaas
Renadlaer Brower
Hear
James A. Ficher
Peebles
Ornon Mille
Wonewee
Wm. Vogt
Miwaukos
Toda As
Saccoel Tuckar
Maveton
Togeborg
John Arvesen
Powetenoy
Margarth
Michael Kilbride
Montello- Margaret 8
Geo. W. Gray
Tenompille
Mary Ann
Henry B
Wisconsin Legislature Notes From Jan 12 1887 Session
Wisconsin legislative records recount the Jan 12 gathering with Lieut Gov Ryland presiding. Senators were sworn in and officers elected including Erwin for president pro tem and Carey as secretary. committees formed to notify the governor. A bid for an elevator at the capital and joint rules adoption followed.
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Maumoy
Wis
Gov Ryland
Senate
Clark Chas. E. Broas
Ryland
Dutlee
James
Chan
Fe Brose
Madigan
Carty PE
John Beag
Benator
Ware
Erwin
Kennedy
John Carey
Pablicann
Caray
Carey
Comitten
Adminia
Hergrent-at-Arne George
Gloial Clark Bros
Assembly
Mavnox
Coopar
Rache
Brose
Benatar Huelbut
Aiv
Aswrmilly
Aeasion Waa
Waa
Taylor
Nevada
Wm. M. Stewart
United States
Gov. Hughes
Arkansas
Plarve
Dakota
Bigmarck
West Virginia
Charles B. Farwell
United Statcs
John A. Logan
Connecticut
Hawley
Tadiaca
Benster Harrison
Michigan
House of Representatives
Luce
California
George Hearat
Sen
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Marshfield Times
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L4th
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Yoo Stauffenberg
Prince Bismarck
Madhid
Gurat
AL A Prat
Doky
Basser Avis
Uatest Marnee Report
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Danvers
Siena
Louie
Toledo
Federa Olficiala
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John Ericavan
Secrata
Gccidenta
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America
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Tivere
Iast
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Wieropork
Electora
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Church of the Lather Day Saints
Perpetual Emigration Pind Company
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Aooctman
Robatenourty
Benate
Yellowstone National Park
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Cauece
Tucker
Renate Dilla
Caldwell
Tenn
McMillin
Howse
Senate Dilla
Asuuelot
Hrue
Enanton
Lorillard
Jersey City
Brown
Plug
Theas
Mr. Brown
Thamiper
Louisville & Nashville
Jyerkoalle
Eituetiona
Wbers
Providence
New York & New England Railroad
Highland and
Middlesex Street Car
Strix
Beer
Knights of Iabor
Geary Street
Stott Street
Etrawa
Tare
New York Evening Post
Ciladerone
Milwaukee Customa
Hilt Beat, Brawing Company
Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company
Torchinni & Kremer
Ty Balke Brawing Company
Blatz
Treasery
Costitu le
Adl Ur
Northern
SOG Loe
Lee
Ube Iagt
Techwan
Uaf
Sonvles Ighor
aNdy
al Agga
Erima
Ptitulion
Vaa
R. Bparu
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Kousty
Ormutzee
Ander
Syatem
Jsbilie Thalan
Risid Sialy
KAM
Aod Torida
Bota
Migreulea Cobaty
Board OF Health
Henin
al Dager
Eiany
Cho Dam
Lake Michigan
Nebling
Wade
Wesdona
Holtan
Coe Atare
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Agriculard
Hung Relmariad
Unier Tats
T. Atkinson
Siwaakes
Lemar
Loairagee
Jostia
Jawurauge’ Company
Bocouyy
Gruecot
Ila Vaio
Buster
Ingurinice
Nll
Ueense
Tata
Tao
Wiscansin
Smliwaukee
Lim Grive
Anc
mBeNgers
Tegmein
Joe Liat
J.ag
Groends
idcAges Huth
Gaa
Hea
REIL
Zoklan
Joe Thes Lesouc
Apapile
Bodhealien
Thaadiuraaenora
Wisconalo Nedonal Guard
Istcay
JeeEwin
Rosk
Madson, Wis
Wisconsin Pensions
Legislature
Bishop
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